… systematics is experiencing a renaissance. Its renewed vigor is due to the widespread realization
that robust phylogenies … ecologically distinct but morphologically similar species. It may …

… many facets of Peromyscus systematics; 2) revival of interest in … systematic questions using
more rigorous phylogenetic methods … analyses of classical morphological and genic data are …

… morphological data as a source of phylogenetic evidence has been debated. We present
the first well supported phylogenetic … of both traditional morphological characters and new …

… , but it is consciously a revival of a theoretical approach advanced … characters still are the
most used data in phylogeny. They … still usual morphological data for taxonomy and phylogeny. …

… The reconstruction of phylogeny is another subarea of systematics that has undergone
much change in the past two decades. From beginnings that emphasized morphological …

… phylogenies are cladistic analysis of morphological … used the terms phylogenetic systematics,
phylogenetic taxonomy, … In order to avoid confusion, I shall use the strict term phylogenetic …

… In many diatom molecular studies, morphology is simply read from the tree. A tree is
acquired and the morphological data added to the branches, their “evolutionary” changes being …

… Traditional methods used to authenticate herbal materials primarily include morphological,
microscopic, and chemical identification. Ever since the birth of pharmacognosy in 1811 as …

… phylogenies, and important for identifying morphological … the renaissance of morphology
in phylogenetic systematics. … , and using a morphological phylogenetic analysis, our aims …

… causal grounding for phylogenetic systematics to the exclusion of various “typological” or …
renaissance of morphology in phylogenetic systematics. Cladistics , 25, 528–544. Barry, M.…